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> The amount of RAM you were allowed to plug into a PC motherboard always felt like the most annoying limitation You could always get motherboards that took mo
by matja 4y ago
> The amount of RAM you were allowed to plug into a PC motherboard always felt like the most annoying limitation
You could always get motherboards that took more RAM, just not ones that taking your typical gaming CPUs and RGB. Currently there are standard desktop-sized ATX motherboards that take 3TB of DDR5, and ATX boards that take 1TB of DDR4 have existed for years.
- numpad0 4y ago*if money is not an issue. High end desktop/server platforms often require less cost efficient Registered or Load-Reduced RAM.